Sentence examples for explicitly counsels from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Collegiate Network, which distributes some $200,000 a year in publishing money to 58 student newspapers, issues a handbook, "Start the Presses!" which explicitly counsels its conservative charges to "loosen up," to, in effect, get in touch with their inner Abbie Hoffman.

Mr. Pearl, 66, and Mrs. Pearl, 60, say that blaming their book for extreme abuse by a few unstable parents is preposterous and that they explicitly counsel against acting in anger or causing a bruise.

This week brings further irritation to the deputy leader as the party begins a push Harman has explicitly counselled against: Labour will target "Take a Break women" – Labour's moniker for all women under 40, named after the magazine the demographic supposedly reads.

With the proliferation of class-action suits and the advent of global courtrooms, American officials are now explicitly counseled to avoid public reckoning, for fear of creating legal liability (or constraining their ability to do it all over again, when it suits them).

From mid-to-late-childhood, young people can, and should, self-report on these measures, and should be explicitly counselled that they can set goals and achieve home, educational and community success.

The data collection methodology implemented by Brookmar, Inc., agreed to implicitly or explicitly by counsel for the settling parties, is described below.

The deputy attorney general, Rod Rosenstein, explicitly authorized special counsel Robert Mueller to investigate allegations that the former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort colluded with the Russian government, according to a court filing made late on Monday night.

During an initial conference in Delaware, the then-Chancellor "explicitly warned plaintiffs' counsel that the extant complaints before him likely would not survive a motion to dismiss," and he urged counsel to take the time to examine Wal-Mart's books and records pursuant to § 220 of the Delaware General Corporation Law because the case was not an expedited matter.

Counsel explicitly stated that, once the distinction between speech and worship is collapsed, a university that generally provides student groups access to its facilities would be constitutionally required to allow its facilities to be used as a church for the purpose of holding "regular church services". Tr. of Oral Arg. 26.

"Committee counsel explicitly asked me at the beginning of the morning not to reveal what the Committee asked me about," Jackson said in an email.

But the special counsel explicitly said he could not "exonerate" Trump on charges of obstruction of justice — that much we know even from the selectively brief summary that Atty.